Previewing and Printing with Easy-WebPrint EX for Mac

Article ID: ART131602 | Date published: 05/12/2015 | Date last updated: 08/17/2015
 

Description

You can preview and print the web page displayed in Safari.

Solution

Previewing and Printing

Previewing and Printing

You can preview and print the web page displayed in Safari.

  1. Open the web page you want to print in Safari.

  2. From the Go menu of Finder, select Applications, then double-click the Canon Utilities folder, Easy-WebPrint EX folder, then Easy-WebPrint EX icon.
    A Safari screen containing the Easy-WebPrint EX menu bar appears in a new window.

    Note: Alternatively, when the Easy-WebPrint EX icon is added to the Dock, click it to display a Safari screen containing the Easy-WebPrint EX menu bar.

  3. Click the Preview button.


    The Preview screen appears.

    Note: You can also display the Preview screen by clicking the Preview/Print button in the Clip Mode screen or Auto Clip Mode screen.

  4. Check the print preview.
    You can make various settings in the Preview screen.

    Preview Screen

  5. Click the Print button.
    The Print dialog appears.

  6. Click the Print button.
    Printing starts.


Preview Screen

In this screen, you can see how a printed web page will look like, and make various print settings such as print size and the number of columns, then start printing.

To display the Preview screen, click the Preview button.

Alternatively, click the Preview/Print button in the Clip Mode screen or Auto Clip Mode screen.

(1) View Toolbar

  • (Zoom In/Zoom Out) Button
    Zooms in/out on a page.

    You can zoom at 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%, 150% or 200%.

    Note: Alternatively, click (Change Display Scale) to select Page Width, Whole Page, 2 Page View or Thumbnail View from the pull-down menu.

  • (Move Page) Button

    Click to specify preview pages.

    Alternatively, enter the page number directly.

(2) Preview Area

  • Preview

    Displays the print preview.

    Note: If text or an image is located over a page break position, it will automatically be placed on the latter page to reduce text/image truncation. However, the text/image may be truncated depending on the displayed web page.

  • Print this page

    Only the pages with the checkbox selected will be printed.

(3) Print Toolbar

  • Print Button

    Displays the Print dialog in which you can select the printer, check the print settings and start printing.

    The Preview screen closes after the print job is sent to the printer.

  • Print Settings Button

    Click to open the pull-down menu.
    • Page Setup...
      Displays the Page Setup dialog in which you can set the paper size, print orientation, etc.
    • Option Settings...
      Displays the Option Settings dialog in which you can select optional items to print (header, footer, etc.).

  • Portrait/Landscape Button

    Select portrait or landscape orientation.

  • Scaled Printing Button

    Click to display the scale slider.

    Move the slider up to reduce and down to enlarge.

    You can adjust within the range of 10% to 200%.

    • (Zoom In/Zoom Out) Button

      You can adjust the scale in 1% increments.

      The scale is displayed under the button.

    • (Defaults) Button

      Restores the default scale.

      Note: The default scale is 100%. However, if the page is wider than the paper at 100%, the page is reduced to fit the paper width.

  • Multi-column Printing Button

    Click to open the pull-down menu.

    Select 1 Column, 2 Columns or 3 Columns.

  • Print with Larger Text Button

    You can enlarge the text for printing.

    Note:
    • Text may not be enlarged depending on the font setting of the web page.
    • The text layout may break depending on the web page.
    • This button is not displayed when the Preview screen is opened from the Clip Mode screen or Auto Clip Mode screen.

  • Select Frame Button

    Click to open the pull-down menu.

    Select As laid out on screen or All frames individually.

    Note:
    • This button is displayed only when a framed page is displayed.
    • A "framed page" consists of multiple frames, each displaying a different document.

  • Help Button

    Displays this document.

  • Return Button

    Closes the Preview screen and returns to the Clip Mode screen or Auto Clip Mode screen.

    Note: This button is displayed only when the Preview screen is opened from the Clip Mode screen or Auto Clip Mode screen.

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